Lizzy and Lissa break down the hidden costs – financial and otherwise – of prenups. While some people see prenups as a sign of distrust or associate them with divorce and greed, others view them as a practical necessity before getting married. In this episode, Lizzy and Lissa talk with Raymond Hekmat, a California-based family attorney. Together, they unpack common myths and misconceptions about prenups and explore whether they’re worth having.
Main Topics
00:00 Introduction
01:18 Running The Numbers Segment
02:20 Meet Our Guest, Raymond Hekmat
04:03 The Importance of Prenups
08:24 Prenups vs. Postnups
11:58 Navigating Prenup Discussions
19:49 Personal Experiences and Misconceptions
24:54 Financial Growth and Relationship Dynamics
25:19 Infidelity and Legal Protections
30:50 Costs and Timelines of Prenups
35:23 Unique Prenup Provisions
40:02 20 Cents Segment
References for Statistics
https://helloprenup.com/prenup-statistics-2024-comprehensive-insights-into-prenuptial-agreements/
https://investors.legalzoom.com/news-releases/news-release-details/legalzoom-encourages-couples-consider-prenuptial-agreements
https://www.newsweek.com/more-americans-are-signing-prenups-1838768
Check Out Raymond on: Instagram | TikTok
Website: https://hekmatfamilylaw.com/
Co-Hosts
Lizzy is a strategist, alternative investments expert, and a founding partner of Pursuit Funds. Follow Lizzy: Instagram | TikTok
Lissa is a personal finance expert and content creator. Follow Lissa: YouTube | Instagram |TikTok
Credits
► Produced by Lizzy Marie and Lissa Lumutenga
► Artwork by Lizzy Marie
► Music by Lissa Lumutenga, Net Net Podcast “Theme Song”
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